Sentence examples for plunge record from inspiring English sources

BEHIND THE NEWS As CD sales plunge, record labels and promoters are racing to secure deals that cut them in on all of an artist's revenue streams -- from recordings, tours, publishing and licensing rights, endorsements and other endeavors.

But the drop in exports was below what economists had projected, and less severe than the 25.7percentt plunge recorded the previous month.

But the fall in exports was below what economists had projected, and less severe than the 25.7percentt plunge recorded the previous month.

But in 2004 he took the plunge, recording the Seventh Symphony with his period band, the Orchestre des Champs-Élysées, and next week his 2005 account of the Fourth, the "Romantic" Symphony, is to be released.

Amid plunging record sales and Internet file sharing, rockers are eagerly plastering their names everywhere.

Most importantly, plunging record sales and marketing budgets mean musicians are expected to learn how to hustle.

Even the vaunted Yankees are not immune, as the team's ratings dropped 39percentt just a season after plunging record lows.

By that point, the stores had also been hit by an industrywide plunge in record sales precipitated by online piracy.

But the state of the energy debate shows that Republicans, despite Mr. Bush's plunge into record unpopularity and their defeat in 2006, still think that know-nothing politics works.

PAGE A18 New York PATERSON'S APPROVAL RATINGS Plunge to Record Low A new Marist poll places Gov. David A. Paterson's approval ratings at the lowest in the 27 years it has been surveying for opinions of New York governors.

Markets panicked over Mr Van Rooyen's controversial appointment, which followed the sacking of his respected predecessor Nhlanhla Nene, causing the South African currency to plunge to record lows.